Siobhain McDonagh slams Jeremy Corbyn as Labour candidates react to devastating exit polls
Siobhain McDonagh has reacted strongly to Labour’s devastating exit poll predictions. The Labour candidate for Mitcham and Morden, who has
Siobhain McDonagh has reacted strongly to Labour’s devastating exit poll predictions. The Labour candidate for Mitcham and Morden, who has
Labour’s Steve Reed comfortably held his Croydon North seat securing 36,495 votes. Conservative candidate Donald Ekekhomen won 11,822 votes, Liberal
Helen Hayes retained her Dulwich and West Norwood seat tonight, having secured 65.5% of the vote with 36,521 votes. A
Conservative candidate Elliot Colburn took the Carshalton and Wallington seat from Liberal Democrats’ Tom Brake, who has held the position
Conservative candidate Paul Scully has comfortably held his seat in Sutton and Cheam having secured 25,235 votes. Liberal Democrat candidate
Labour comfortably held their seat at Mitcham and Morden as Siobhain McDonagh was re-elected with 27,978 votes, a majority of
The Conservative Party’s Stephen Hammond was narrowly re-elected in Wimbledon with 20,373 votes, a slender majority of just 628. Liberal
Sarah Jones held her Croydon Central seat with a small majority, gaining 27,124 votes. Conservative candidate Mario Creatura won 21,175
Dr Rosena Allin-Khan comfortably retained her seat in Tooting securing 30,811 votes – with a vote share of 52.7% .
Fleur Anderson secured Labour’s first seat in Putney since 2001, claiming 22,780 votes with a 4,774 majority over the Conservatives.
Labour candidate Bell Ribeiro-Addy gained the Streatham seat this evening having secured 30,976 votes. Liberal Democrat Helen Thompson won 13,286